AVOID SEEKING ASYLUM WHILE LOOKING FOR WORK IN GERMANY

Germany has the highest number of asylum seekers in Europe despite deporting tens of thousands in 2019.
While there are genuine asylum seekers, there are cases where others have used this route to find work and residence. If you are lucky, it may work for you but there is high likelihood that it will backfire.
Watch as we share the insights we have gathered overtime.
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My sister if i come to Germany with visit visa and i dont want to go back home ,how can i do to secure a job?

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You can visit and look for job then apply from your country.

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Ive been applying for jobs in LinkedIn in like 50 times now and still going but all i get is regrets.what am i doing wrong?

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Don't stop. Remember to check your CV again every time you apply for a position.

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